Climate Curious · Aug 14, 2025 · 13:42
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Sci-fi film-making can be sustainable, says film professor and filmmaker Dr. Itandehui Jansen on the Climate Curious podcast. From filming in natural light, walking to set, and not creating set-builds, Itandehui shares the low-carbon filmmaking approaches that helped her to create the experimental sci-fi film ‘Itu Ninu’ – a story of two climate migrants in 2084 connecting through letter-writing. Recorded live at Oxford University's Right Here Right Now Global Climate Action Summit in conversation with executive producer, Josie Colter.
Watch ‘Itu Ninu’ on https://miradanativa.org/en/home
Check out Itandehui’s climate film recommendations:
Reclamation, TJ Cuthand - https://vimeo.com/279943832
Pumzi, Wanuri Kahiu - https://player.bfi.org.uk/free/film/watch-pumzi-2010-online
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